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trend A popular way of doing something that is copied from others. ■ Everyone seemed to be following the trend of wearing neon-colored leggings and crop tops at the gym. I don't understand it, but I guess that's what happens when you let influencers dictate your fashion choices.
comments A series of humorous and sarcastic remarks made by someone in response to an article or post. ■ "This new trend in fitness is just a bunch of comments on social media."
FAD A short-lived popular craze or fashion trend that has no real substance or lasting appeal. ■ "I tried the latest fad of eating only raw veggies for a week, but it left me feeling hungry and cranky."
mad Being extremely infatuated or obsessed with something. ■ "I'm so mad about this new trend in fashion. It's just a phase."
Trends A pattern of behavior or popularity that is followed by others. ■ "I heard that eating avocado toast is the new trend in breakfast foods. But I still prefer my old favorite, cereal with milk."
vogue a fashion trend, style, or movement that is popular at the moment ■ I heard that leggings are back in vogue. I guess they never really went out of style.
bandwagon A bandwagon is a large wagon, often pulled by horses, used for transporting people and goods across long distances. It is also used metaphorically to refer to a group of people who follow a popular trend or idea. ■ Jane jumped on the fitness bandwagon and started lifting weights every day.
conformity The act of fitting in with the norm or majority, even if it means sacrificing individuality and authenticity. ■ Despite his true love for punk rock, John conformed to the popular trend of listening to hip-hop music to fit in with his peers.
currents A flow of water or air in a particular direction. ■ The currents in the river are so strong that they can sweep you away if you're not careful. A popular trend or fashion at a particular time. ■ In the 90s, grunge was the current in music and fashion.
fads A sudden and popular trend or fashion that lasts only a short time. ■ "In the 80s, neon colors and leg warmers were all the rage. But now, thanks to the rise of social media influencers, those fads have been replaced by the latest craze: tie-dye clothes.
Gypsies A group of people who have no fixed residence and move from place to place, typically in a caravan or wagon. ■ "The gypsies were known for their elaborate dances and colorful clothing. They even started a fashion trend among the non-gypsy population!"
infect To cause something to become contaminated with a disease or harmful substance. ■ "I accidentally infected my computer with a virus by clicking on a suspicious link."; To have a strong influence or effect on someone's thoughts, actions, or behavior. ■ "The news about the pandemic has definitely infected me with a sense of fear and anxiety."; To become infected with a particular emotion, idea, or trend. ■ "I can't believe I fell for that ridiculous conspiracy theory! It must have infected my brain."